Command Aliases

repoctl keeps several aliases for terminal convenience. Team docs should still prefer full commands because they are easier for new users to read.

Binary Aliases

The repoctl package exposes these bins:

bash

repo
repoctl
monorepo
rc
mo

The docs recommend repo.

These bins all enter the same command implementation:

bash

repoctl doctor
monorepo doctor
rc doctor
mo doctor

Recommended	Alias	Purpose
`repo init`	`repo init`	Initialize workspace defaults
`repo templates`	`repo tpl`	Inspect or check templates

Full Command	Alias
`repo workspace`	`repo ws`
`repo workspace upgrade`	`repo ws up`
`repo workspace list`	`repo ws ls`
`repo workspace clean`	`repo ws rm`
`repo tooling`	`repo tg`
`repo tooling init`	`repo tg i`
`repo package`	`repo pkg`
`repo package create`	`repo pkg new`
`repo verify`	`repo v`
`repo verify pre-push`	`repo v push`
`repo verify pre-commit`	`repo v commit`
`repo verify commit-msg`	`repo v msg`
`repo verify staged-typecheck`	`repo v tc`
`repo env`	`repo e`
`repo env info`	`repo e i`
`repo env snapshot`	`repo e s`
`repo env paths`	`repo e p`
`repo env support`	`repo e b`
`repo env mirror`	`repo e m`
`repo config`	`repo cfg`
`repo config inspect`	`repo cfg i`
`repo skills`	`repo sk`
`repo skills sync`	`repo sk s`
`repo ai prompt`	`repo ai p`
`repo ai prompt create`	`repo ai p new`

Use full commands in onboarding docs.
Use repo:* root scripts in project README files, for example pnpm run repo:doctor.
Use short aliases in maintainer scripts only when the surrounding docs explain them.
Prefer full commands in CI logs.